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"ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cared without
Failure In q single Instance.

A POSITIVE preventive and infallible
"A remedy for 6HILLS and FEVER, II
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from the beginning. Not one person in u
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cure any case Of Chills and Fever. only one
bottle Is necestar for persons from eight to
twelve years Of age. 0ue bottle will cure
several children under eight years Of age.
For sals by druggists,
Lynchburg, Va, Nov. 9, 1886 --Messrs.
Lewis a Bennett: Four Of my children, be-
tween the ages OF five and ten years 70
had chi Is and fever for feveral this, dur
ing which time the usual remedy, Quinine,
was administered without bench iial results.
After hearing of the wonderful cures accom-
70, tried Il In my family, and not one of
the six ever had Q single chill after com
mencing its use. regard 1t. " thout cxcep-
ton, the very best chill and lever remedy
that l know anything Of F f p HtiSEBiE,
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Glenland. Pittsylvania county, Va, Ccto-
Der 20, lS86-Messrs. Lewis Il Bennett:
Nine Of my children hat chills and foyer ~
the came time. The usual remedy, quinine.
was administered without benefit. All Of
them were promptly and edectually cured by
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one OF the
nine had chlll alter com cling Its use.
Respectfully, J. THOS. YEATS.
Norwood. Nelson county, Va, October
Is, 1s86.-Messrs. Lewis h Bennett; Several
of my frienis and had severe oasss of
chilis and foyer. We dispensed with the
usual remedies and used nothing but
"Roboro," which resulted Ia y thorouRh
cure in each case. You will eblige by for
wardinR me case Of twenty -four bottles.
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Fine Stock for Investment.
OFFICE OF Y. u. WHITE,
sTOOKs AND BOHDs,
"A Madison St.,

MEhPHIBt TGNNe = prll EbI 1901 ]
beg to call tho attention Of the public to
Of this city.
Bile tracts OF lands In Shelby county, Just
south o. the city, embracing $40 acrest also
4 magnificent water front OF some three
quaJters Of mile on the migsifsirpi river.
a valuable body OF land has been oapi-
tn I'D at 81, 000, 900, and the stock Of same 10
all paid uP and nonassessable.
or this amount 1000, 900 Is owned by the
original owners of the land, but cannot be
issued TO them until all Of balance Of the
stock, amounting TO S9l0, 900. has boon dis
posed Of, or until unanimous vote OF the
Directory authorizes Tvs issue.
This 500, 600 has been SGT apart as Treasury
Stock. for tho purpose Of improving an d de-
Veloping the COmpany's property, and has
been placed in the hands Of the Directors Of
the Company as Trustees for that purpose,
and only so much ofitWill be sold from time
TO time as will be necessary.
OF the above amount, $3.50, 900 have been
placed in my hands for sale, at The minimum
price Of ST, with the guarantee Of the Com
pAny that no more will be sold for ninety
sell at auction. beginning on July Attn, next,
shout i've hundred Of its most desirable lots.
At this sale purchasers will DO allowed 70
pay for lots with his stock at par value. This
20 goo will have S2ch PTIvilIsSs stamped ps on
day next.
A strong probability 10 that there will
never DO much more Of the Treasury Stock
sold, since the proceeds arisin from the sale
OF tuch valuable lots situated 90 near the
heart Of the city will preclude this necessity.
In which event the ITeasuTy Stock will be
divided among toe holders OF the stock In
way OF dividends.
Twill be glad to furnish prospectus with
Anv further Information desired, and to have
orders for the stock. l know the property
and rs possibilities, and recommend the
stock to investors as one of great promise.
Respectiully, y. ~. WHITE
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
The Equitable Insurance Company
Loses an Important Suit.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l


CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May Is An
important legal contest was ended to-
day by tie decieioD Of Judge d. M.
Key in the case of Helen YonRe vs.
The Equitable Life Insurance Com.
pany, Of New York, and The plaintiff
awarded the amount Of the policy and
in crest, $500 81. w. W. Yopgs,
husband OF tho plaintiff, applied for
policy of $4,000 OH the 14th Ct July,
1885. The policy WIS issued on the
23d OF July and arrived on Auguet 5tb,
hut by mistake was not delivered. Mr..
Yongs was taken III, aud when the
yres ence OF the p Jlicy became known
tho agent declined to deliver
it because Mr.. YoDge was sick, al.
though friends offered to pay every
thing dle on 1t. YoDge died Septem.
Der 9th, and the company refused to
pay the policy, on the ground that
the policy stated it shou d not tske
effect urtil the first premium shall
have been paid .during the life and
good heath OF the app icant, although
the local agent had granted Yonge
sixty days 10 pay the first premium.
The court held the company was liza
able and the policy valid.
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at the unwilling Of the statue Of Gen.
Garfield yesterday.
1t is said at the Treasury Depart
ment that there Is no foundation for
the report that the revenue steamer
Rush will shortly sail from San Fran
cisco for S.tka, Alaska, for the purpose
OF taking United States Marshal to
Oupal, Alask a, to sell at public auction
the British vessels Onward and Thorn
ton, which were seized last July for
violating the seal fishery laws. In the
first place, it is eaid that the Rush Is
not going to Sitks at all and In the
second place, the British vessels men,
toned were released by this govern
ment some time ago. The Rush will
start on her usual summer cruise In
Northern waters in about a month,
bat as yet her orders have not been
prepared. -
BY THE TERMS OF THE CONVENTION OF
NATIONS
for the prote csion of indu ,trial proper.
ty, rj Gently ratified Dy President Cleve-
land, citizens Of the United States
have the. privilege not heretofore
held by them OF obtaining valid
patents in any OF the countries which
are members of the convention at any
time within the period Of seven
months after the patent Is obtained in
America. Prior to this, a citizen Of
this country who desired 10 protect his
interests in foreign countries was COM
PEELED to take out his patent before or
on the dsy on which the patent was
obtained in this country, otherwise he
was at the mercy Of any one who de-
sired to make use of his invention
abroad. The countries OF the later.
national Union are Belgium, Brazil,
France, Great Britain, Guatemala,
Holland, Norway, Portugal, LSalva-
dor, San Domingo, Servis, Spain,
Sweden, Switzerland, Tunis and the
United States. ~
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COrOntO's Citizens Uphold Lord
LansdOwne.

ToR ONTO, May 13.-The following
resolutions will be submitted to the
public meeting to be held in Queens
Park tomorrow aiternoon:
That this meeting reprobates the
action of VIM. O'Brien in visiting this
city for the purpose of exciting hostile
feeling against His Excellency theGov-
eTnor General, on account OF differ
ences between His Ekcellency and his
tenants in Ireland, and desires to ex.
press its undated confidence in the
high character of the Marquis Of L,ns
downe and OF his fitness to represent
Her Majesty in Canada. That this
meeting looks with perfect confidence
to the Parliament Of the United King
dom for visa and jus. settlement OF
all questions relating to Ireland"
Mr.. O'Brien's friends have not yet
sucC eeded in Obtaining a hall in which
to hold their meeting Tuesday even
log, and it is likely that they will ap-
ply for q mandamus to compel the
city,to comply with the agreement to
rent the Standard hall for the meet
ing.
The following dispatches from Mr..
OBJ len was today received from Mon
treal by President Muligsn, Of the To.
ronto Branch of the National League /;
at is OF the utmost importance that
public mesting should be held in
Toronto, no matter how small the
hall. The corporations breach Of
contract only strengthens our position.
O lebec eolid"
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o'Brien's reception and bis tour. This

O'Brien's reception and his tour, This
is how it chuckles: ..L.t
"His voyage was not one OF unmixed
pleasure 5t
The tory Globe heads it's long leader
thus: o Bien, the Brave" and affects
to grow humorous over his reception.
Itssys:
'He was like another William who
stumbled aud fell at Peve lsey." 1t
forgets to continue the application any
further and to add that this William
was soon surnamed "The Oopquerer."
Referring to the steerage cheers for
Gladstone, the Globe exults over the
fact that his name was thus banded
in an Objectionable row and was set
up in opposition to the Q ueen's name
whe calls we're made for cheers for
Her M iesty,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14
Mr.. O'Rrien Visits Points OF Inter-
est About Quebec.

QUEBEC, May IL To-day Mr..
O'Brien, accompanied by eroup OF
the most prominent Irishmen here,
made tour OF the city. He visited
the Citadel and "the Falle," pictur-
esque epot ten miles from here, ard
at o'clock the reiurn journey from
Montreal was begun on the steamer
Montreal. An immenee crowd gath
cred on Richelieu's wharf, and as the
vessel steamed down the Sc. Lawrence
q salute of twelve guns and volley
from Winchest er rifles were flied from
Diamond harbt { by the Irish residents
of that district. The cannons were
decorated with bunting, and crowds of
persons ashore dipped Irish flags
while the steamer passed by
and cheered until they were
hoarse. The Toronto Nationslists hsv-
ing offered a banquet, Mr.. O'Brien
sent word that he would be glad to
attend without prejudice to the public
meeting, which must take place at all
hazards, even il it had to be held in
the open square.
The date for the Kingston meeting
continues undecided. A man named
Marshall, Grand Master of the o range
men there, is making dire threats
should that municipality be invaded.
Mr.. O'Brien seems less concerned
than anybody else regarding such ri.
mors. He only laughs and says, "Such
nonsense" He will speak at London
and Ottawa also. The boat will
arrive at Montreal Saturday morn
ing, and he will remain there until
Monday, when the Journey to Toronto
will be begun. The members of the
National League are wild at the re-
ports sent there from Montreal of Mr.
0'Brien's reception, and allege that
the government officials tempered
with the dispatches. Mr.. O'Brien said
to an Associate d Press representative
today: 81 never met with snch kind
+ e3s as I have received since my ar
rival in the Dominion. Nobody go far
has even looked angrily at me, let
alone act angry, and if Lord Lsnsdowne
be arranging, or the 0raugemen be ar
ranging for any different condition OF
things, they will come out second
best. Their cause is bad enough
already, but il would be WorHe then"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14
LEWIS a. BENNETT,
Manufacturers, Lynchburg, Va.
m en- phis Mere hants' Exchange m u
tuaI Aid AayOc1altOn,

NOTICE is hereby g ven that at a citing
IN of the Board Of Directors OF the Mem
phis Merchants exchange Mutual Associa-
ton, held today, II was proposed to place
the association in LIQUIDATION. To that end,
az in accord ance W tn Article XIV Of the
Bylaws (which reads as fellows. This asso-
citation shall only be placed 10 liquidation
by vote Of hree-fourths Of all us n em6ers'
who are also members Of tho Memphis Mer-
chants Exchange, and said liquidation
shall be Effected by three commissioners
specially elected for that purpose" IN cleo
ton was ordered to be held on the fourth
Saturday in May (the 2Sth instane, between
the hours Of 10 n IN aud 2 pm in the rooms
Of the Memphis Merchanta' Exchange. to
vote on aid proposition. In the event that
three fJurths Of the members vote for liqui-
dation 1t will be necessary to elect three
co nmissioners; therefore, those voting for
liquidation will also vote for three commits
sioners. II 1t Is decided by this election to
place the association In liquidation, then
the funds on hand. amounting to over
$1,000, will be distr; buted pro rata among the
me mbers. BY order Of the Board Of Direo-
tors. K. A KEELING, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14
Order win be Matntai aed.

TORONTO, ONT May 19.-In view Of
the probability of Mr.. 0'Brien attend
ing the Loyalist public meeting in
Qusen's park tomorrow afternoon, the
Board Of Police Commissioners held
special meeting this afternoon and
made ample provision for the main
tenancs of order. Police arrange
ments were aso made for Tuesday
evening next, when Mr.. O'Bren pro-
poses le curing here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14
Bg0u's Injection.

HyzIsnlc, Infalllble aud PreservatIve
CURES promptly, without additional
~ treatment, al recent or chronic dis
charges OF tho Urinary organs. j. Ferre
(succe ssor to Broul, Pharmacien, Paris. Sold
By druEgiIu throughout the United States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14
The People Of Toronto Opposed to
O'Rrten's SpeakfaR

TORONTO, 0ST., May Is "A report is
current here today that Editor o. Brien,
notwithstanding Mayor Howland's
telegram 10 him yesterday, will come
here to speak at public meeting to-
morrow afternoon. President Multi
gan, of the local branch OF the Irish
National League, received a dispatch
from Mr.. O'Brien this afternoon, but
states that it is not decided whether
Mr.. O'Blien will come or not. If he
should come there VIII be an immense
crowd present, as the citizens general
ly seem thoroughly 10 earnest in their
opposition to his speaking here.
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THE EFFECT OF The VISIT
OF O'BRIEN TO The DOMINION
OF CANADA.
The Irish Jubllant and Determin-
ed, the English Sulky and
Belllg erent.
THE DUBLIN PRESS TEEMING
WITH DENUNUIATION
or the Patriots Treatment in New
York Harbor, While the En-
glish Press is RejOiced.

TORONTO, ONT, May 13-The Glob.
tomorrow will announce on Lord
Lsnsdowne's su horny that the Cover
nor General wishes Mr.. O'Brien to
have full liberty of speech.
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The "St. James Ganette" Delight
ed with O'Brten's Experience I'm
New York HarDOr.

|, LONDON, May 1S.-Ths principal
'esder this evening of the Tory 81.
mes Gazette has for a heading "Mr.
MEMS Tour" The Gazette rejoices
the behavior OF the passengers
\ "the propagation Of sedition
.lsorder,h as it calls it, and to-
this amateur in treason" 1t
,terizss O'Brien's tour as an out
attempt TO bully US into sur
The Gazette suggests that lit
a ibe expedient, even If it is cow
ara. to buy off ruff an with a bride;
but it would be the height Of folly to
pay blackmail with the certainty thai
the sarse contortonist will confront
you ten PAGES further along the road
witn a new request to stand and de-
liver" sst
The "Gazstte" suggests that the
Canadian Government arrest o. Brien.
These are it's words:
Mr.. O'Brien's tour seems calculate d
to lead directly to an Irish rebellion
in Canada, and perhaps to Fenian
raids beyond the frontier, and ii the
Dominion Government decide to avert
this risk by refusing to allow the ora
tor to hold his meetings, they would
certainly not be going beyond their
rights. No government-though we
seem to have forgotten it here--is
bound to permit rebellion to be
preached openly"
The Tory STANDARD" sueers at
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14
Irish Indignant at O'BrIen's Treat
menl In new York HarbOr.

DUEL N, May l3-Tha special corre-
spondent of the Freeman's Journal who
accom- MED O'Brien, cabed a full
and picturesque account of the arrival
Of the Umbrls ard the scene. There
is much interest and excitement over
it. This Jouss nal, commenting, eays:
"Mr. William O'Blien has had fresh
experience o; what British pluck is
like when the admirers of Lord Sails.
bury are many and their opponents
one man. Not only Irishmen, but all
who have any regsrd for decency and
manliness, will be moved TO in
dignation by the accounts we publish
OF the dieg aceful scene which took
place last night in New York harbor,
with EogliBn gentlemen playing the
part of Cowsrdly ruffians Toe per-
sons whose heroes are Lord Salisbury
and Mr.. pa four were demonstrated
with by the oihsr saloon passengers,
notably by the Most Rev. Bishop Ire
land, who in return was grossly in
suited. For q time there was liksli-
hood that the scene would lead
to conse quences OF an unpleasant
character to those who origi-
na,ed it. The incident shows how
serious ARE the difficulties in Mr..
O'Brien's path. He was warned at the
outset that the mission which he
chivalrously undertook was fraught
with pit rsonal danger, but the brave
Irish heart that never knew fear was
not to be dsunted. The mere ruffian-
iam Of some of the Umbria's saloon
passeD gers may be succeeded by more
serious violence ON the part of the
Orange fanatics.in Canada, but what
ever perils are before him Mr..
O'Brien will not be turned aside from
his mission OF truth and Justice"
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MRS. u. 3 Grant III.

New York, May 13.-The fact has
Just been made public that Mrs. q. s
Grant has been suffsring from malig.
nant diphtheria for some days, and
was near DEATHS door until today,
when she was pronounced out OF dan
ger and on the read to recovery. She
took cold while out riding a week ago
last Thursday, aud was taken alarm
ingly i'll on the following day.
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FAYE rTEVILLE, TENN.
An Old Feud Culminates in mar
ger.
ESPECIAL TO TEE APPEAL.


FAYETTEVILLE, TENN May l3.-Au
old ieud has existed between jesse
Edeeman and John Turner, who lived
ia The south part OF this city for ten
years or more. Dieagreements have
been frequent, threats have been
made, and the feud finally ter minated
Yesterday by the killing OF Edgeman
by Turner. Reports Of parties from
the vicinity of the murder cay that
Edgeman was engaged build
ing fence yesterday even.
ing on land which Turner claimed
was his property, and coming upon
the scene asked that he discontinue.
Upon Edgeman's refusal to comply,
Turner stepped of q few psces and
fred upon him with equirrel rifle.
The bali struck E1geman In the back,
and passed completely through him,
lodging in the body OF Q mule near by.
Edgeman cried, II am dead man"
called the name OF his wife AMI eK
PRED. Turner fed to Alabams, the
State line being only few miles dis
tsut.
Tho HTaANaA,. nooe af TAX q N
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A DUDE, beautiful, tight trowsered
dude, slipped on a loose stone and
bruised his dainty ankle. The gentle
patient is doing well. He uses Saliva
tinn OIL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14

MANY children have coughs and
colds now, and should have bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14

The Madison County DOch ct Taken
Up.
lsPHo1AJ TO THE APPHAL.l
JAcRe IN, TENN, May 13.-The Su-
preme Court is now engaged on the
Madison county docket.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14

Gen. Cist, Secretary of the Society
OF the Army Of the Cumberland, and
Gen. Museey, Secretary OF the To-
cal Committee OF Arrangements,
waited on the President today and
banked him, both personally and in
behalf of the society, for the interest
he had manifested in the recent re.
union and the warm words Of sympa.
thy expressed by him in his address
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NON. REsInENT NOTICE.

T. J. Richardson, ct ais. VS.. John
Humphreys, Mary Humphreys, and
Ed Humphreys. Petition to sell
land for division in the county
court of Hardeman County, Ten
nessee. No. 1899 r. D.
en- this cause it appearing to the
acOurt from the petition OF the
sheriff of Fayette County, Tennessee
and from affidavit of petitioner that
the defendants Mary Humphreys
and Ed Humphreys are residents OF
the State of Texas. 1t is therefor
ordered by the court that publica-
ton be made in the Bolivar Bulletin
a newspaper published in the towl
of Boliyar, tor four successive weeks
requiring SAID defendants to ente
their appearance in this cause, pend
ing in the County Court Of Hard e
mrn County, Tennessee, by or wit
III the first 8 days Of the Marc
term 1887, of said court, and plea
answer or demur to the same or Il
will be taken for confes Led as
them and set for hearing ex parte.
February s, 1887.
w. w. FARLEY, g. IL M
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